It was much harder to accommodate carriages and large teams of horses.
His quarters also included a privy room that was large enough to accommodate a stone tub, and a large common room that served as kitchen, dining, and sitting room.
Every time anyone needed to move to keep a limb from cramping up or going to sleep, the others had to re-arrange themselves to accommodate them.
Coughing and retching, he expelled more water than his lungs were meant to accommodate.
Although deeper rooted in history than any visitor might imagine, modern Seacroft had been built mid century to accommodate the poor folk of Leeds coaxed out of their inner-city slums back-to-back terraced houses literally crumbling to the ground.
Fine art I can accommodate that, or so I once thought.
Excitement and anticipation fill my senses, and my legs part wider to accommodate his large figure.
He had a fair idea that they were waiting for him to ask for his money, but he refused to accommodate them.
I realize someone must move to the back row to accommodate Carmine, so I take the opportunity to break gaze, stumbling into the back, the pieces of my press packet flying all over the floor.
Bleachers had been erected on the grounds of City Hall to accommodate crowds and dignitaries for the grand unveiling scheduled for tomorrow night.
